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Benjamin1725 Ray

Birth17 Oct 1725 - Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
Death17 Jun 1775 - Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
MotherMeriam Smith
FatherSamuel Ray

Born in Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States on 17 Oct 1725 to Samuel Ray and Meriam Smith. Benjamin1725 Ray married Sarah Bragg and had 8 children. He passed away on 17 Jun 1775 in Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States.

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Samuel Ray
1687 - 1744
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Meriam Smith
1689 - 1746
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Sarah Bragg
1743 - 1813
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Abigail Hawes
1726 - 1758
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Gilbert Ray
1765 - 1849
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William Ray Or Rea
1760 - 1845
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Zelotes Ray (R38)
1769 - 1834
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Molly "Polly" Pond (Born Ray) (R29)(rp1)
1754 - 1833
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Susannah "Suse" Ray (R28)
1752 - 1754
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Abigail Ray
1756 - Unknown
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Dilley Ray
1758 - 1759
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Jabez Ray
1755 - 1755

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